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Gustadbakken

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Gustadbakken was a K81 ski jumping hill located at Geithus, Modum, Norway. Five official world records were set on the hill between 1902 and 1912.

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Gustadbakken
Gustadveien, Modum

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N 59.9102 ° E 9.9605 °
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Gustadveien 55
3360 Modum
Norway
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